New OnePlus Turbo leaked photos confirm a familiar design with a glossy twist
Fresh leaks reveal a polarizing plastic build that hides a monster battery.
Referential image of the OnePlus 15 | Image Credit – PhoneArena
The leaked images explained
Fresh leaks have surfaced showing the OnePlus Turbo in the wild, and they tell an interesting story about where OnePlus is cutting costs. The photos reveal a design language that mirrors recent premium siblings like the OnePlus 13, specifically with the circular "Deco" camera module tucking into the frame in the upper-left corner.
Spotted specs and details
- Codename/Model: Prado / PLU110
- Battery: ~9,000 mAh (Rumored)
- Display: 165Hz OLED
- Chipset: Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 or 8 Gen 5
- Build: Glossy Plastic
- Colors: Blue (Greenish hue) and Black
- Leak caution: the "About" screen in the leak might be spoofed
- Expected launch date: March 2026 (in India and China)

Leaked image showing the 'About' screen. | Image credit — Android Authority
One specific image shows the "About" screen, ostensibly confirming some specs. However, a word of caution by the source: it is extremely common for manufacturers (especially in China) to spoof these screens on test units to hide the real hardware identity, so don't take the text on that screen as gospel just yet.
Why this design matters
OnePlus Turbo reported leaked images. | Images credit — Android Authority
Unfortunately, since the Nord line has effectively vanished from the US market, this specific hardware configuration will likely remain an India and China exclusive, launching around March 2026
My take on the glossy look
I have mixed feelings about these leaks. On one hand, the "Greenish-Blue" colorway looks genuinely distinct and adds some flair to what could have been a boring budget phone. On the other hand, a glossy plastic back in 2026 feels a bit lazy. We all know that the Black version is going to look like a greasy mess the second you take it out of the box.
However, there is a silver lining for gamers. Plastic dissipates heat differently than glass and is generally more durable if you drop it during an intense session. If a cheaper plastic body is the trade-off required to get a 9,000 mAh battery and a 165Hz screen at a mid-range price, I think most people would take that deal.
It’s just a shame that US buyers probably won't get the option to make that choice.
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